net-guide
promoting accessible websites
Accessible Disability Charities websites
You are in the Charity » Charity - United Kingdom » Disability Charities websites directory
Other sub-directories in this section:
If a directory has a '@' symbol after it, then there are further directories within it.
Azure Charitable Enterprises
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Azure Charitable Enterprises a Charitable Organisation for People with Disabilities
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Aidis Trust
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Aidis Trust Charity was founded in 1975 to help disabled people communicate more easily and effectively through technology. Today, Aidis continues to enable the development and social inclusion of disabled people.
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Multiple Sclerosis Society
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Multiple Sclerosis Society is the UK's largest charity for people affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - about 85,000 people in the UK.
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
The Disability Information Network
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Disability Information Network aims to provide information in an accessible format, provide training/support to use the computer and portal, make information/services accessible through the use of computers and the Internet, utilise current consultation groups and provide e-consultation via potal/email, make IT accessible and provide a central and accessible site for approved symbols to be held and used.
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
The Disability Rights Commission
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Open 4 All campaign is run by the Disability Rights Commission. It promotes disabled peoples' rights of access and gives guidance for service providers. From October 1st 2004, service providers will have to change physical features (for example, entrances to buildings and interior design) to make their services more accessible for disabled people. /
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
The Disabled Living Foundation
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Disabled Living Foundation has been working as a charity in support of people with disabilities and older people for over thirty years. Their goal is to enhance opportunities for people to achieve greater mobility and independence and to confront barriers excluding them from doing so.
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Disability Awareness Day
website accessibility rating: good
DAD is a fun annual event held in Walton Hall, Warrington which aims to make people aware of disability and that there can be life after a debilitating accident or illness. DAD provides a chance to collect information on a wide variety of subjects, while enjoying a great family fun day out.
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Motability
website accessibility rating: good
Get a new car, wheelchair or scooter through the Motability Scheme. Find information about finance, dealers, driving, adaptations and fundraising.
Additional notes: Browsealoud enabled, dyslexia friendly
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Outsiders
website accessibility rating: good
Outsiders is a group to help socially and physically disabled people in their personal development. A wide range of disabled volunteers are involved in running the support network, social events, the Sex and Disability Alliance, the V-Group for disabled women with sexual problems, an LGBT network,a social group for neuro diverse people, and research projects. We campai
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
The Disability Rights Commission
website accessibility rating: good
The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) is an independent body established to stop discrimination and promote equality of opportunity for disabled people. We have set ourselves the goal of a society where all disabled people can participate fully as equal citizens. /
Additional notes: none
Website Reviews [beta feature]
Pages: [1] 2